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Operation Thunder (Gottlieb 1992)

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mfuegemann, Rascal Created by
Gottlieb Manufacturer
1992 Year

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You can run, you can hide, but you can't escape the THUNDER!

 

Originally created for VP9 by @mfuegemann, this table was converted to VPX by @Rascal, who also added VR support and made it a hybrid table with automatic mode detection.

Additional contributors to previous versions include @Ahr1man, @Rawd, @gigalula, and @tamoore.

 

A big thank you to everyone involved in creating, improving, and sharing this table, and for allowing others to continue building upon your work!

 

New in this version:

Added nFozzy physics

Added Fleep sound

Added a playfield mesh and subway

Moved LUT selection to the E12 menu

Attempted to enhance the look of a few things


Permission from ORIGINAL Author(s)?

Yes
written permission received.

Allow file to be included on a VPUniverse downloader app?

Yes

VPX Standalone

No
https://www.ipdb.org/machine.cgi?id=1721
Yes
10.8 required
Yes

What's New in Version 1.0.1   See changelog

Released

This update only affects VR users. If you were not experiencing missing playfield lights in VR, there is no need to download it.

 

  • Changed playfield lights from Classic to Halo to fix an issue where some VR users could not see them.

 

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Autobott

   2 of 2 members found this review helpful 2 / 2 members

Another banger!  Thanks for all you do Mr. Burger!

 

If anyone else hides Rails and needs the buttons gone, just go into VPX, on the table editor and untick "visible" for:

Primary-flipper button rings

VR_CabFlipperLeft

VR_CabFlipperRight

 

...and save.

PinStratsDan

   1 of 1 member found this review helpful 1 / 1 member

A straight-forward but fun table that keeps you busy. It has some really tricky shots, especially the mystery hole on the right, and then shooting that damn refueling left-ramp when you need to! Thanks Burger for another challenging but fun experience.

scrivy78

  

When the ball is launched it eventually comes down the right orange channel.  You will notice that the ball is bumping to the left and Wall3 is causing the ball to go straight between the left and right flippers and down the drain.   After observing how a real table plays, this should not be happening but instead the ball should arrive at the right flipper at the bottom of the table.   The solution is to move Wall3 slightly to the left.

studly_do_right

  

And the hits just keep on cummin, thanks for yet another nFozzy/Fleep/VR addition to my collection....fun table!!

embryodead

  

really nice update

Finally i can enjoy this table.

AnTiBoDy

  

Very nice work, it looks, plays and sounds awesome!!

RabidUrko

  

Great work.

Response from the author:

I was hoping you might say that 😄

jdsabin1

  

Some of these older machines are hidden gems. You did a great job with this one. It looks fantastic on my cabinet and it plays just like I remember it. Fantastic! 

onedevotee

  

great job, thank you 👍

teisen

  

A fun table to play on, and with the Burger adjustments, it becomes even more amazing! Thanks!

MikeBalls

  

Thanks Burger! This pinball table plays much better with nFozzy and Fleep added. 😁👌

Time for some practicing tomorrow. 

 

 

GtecArcade

  

You are Dr. Thunder @burger !    Kickass work as always TY! 

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